- Grapevine Tissue and Organ Injury, Accommodations to Injury, and Vine Repair Strategies
Other Titles
American Society for Enology and Viticulture Keynote Address, Lecture 3
Author
Goffinet, Martin
Abstract
III. Grapevine Tissue and Organ Injury, Accomodations to Injury, and Vine Repair Strategies, This presentation describes how grapevines respond to tissue injury from various sources and the strategies vines use for repairing injury at the cellular, tissue, organ, and whole-vine levels. Strategies include: Tolerance, Repair, Isolation, Circonvention, and deletion. Examples include: responses to powdery mildew, pierce's disease, grapevine yellows, phylloxera, graft unions, winter injury, and spring frost injury.
Description
III. Grapevine Tissue and Organ Injury, Accomodations to Injury, and Vine Repair Strategies
This is third and final one-hour lecture delivered at the 63rd annual conference of the American Society for Enology and Viticulture in 2011.
The series started with:
Grapevine Vegetative Structure and Whole-vine Vascular Integration
II. Grapevine Buds: Origin, Development and Fruiting Potential
These lectures provide a comprehensive and detailed view of grapevine anatomy, annual vine development, and response to injury based on Dr. Goffinet’s 30+ year career as a botanist at Cornell AgriTech.
This is third and final one-hour lecture delivered at the 63rd annual conference of the American Society for Enology and Viticulture in 2011.
The series started with:
Grapevine Vegetative Structure and Whole-vine Vascular Integration
II. Grapevine Buds: Origin, Development and Fruiting Potential
These lectures provide a comprehensive and detailed view of grapevine anatomy, annual vine development, and response to injury based on Dr. Goffinet’s 30+ year career as a botanist at Cornell AgriTech.
Sponsorship
This summarizes 30 years of research funded by:
USDA Hatch formula funding
USDA Viticulture Consortium - East
Kaplan Fund
New York Wine and Grape Foundation
John Dyson research fund.
The lecture series was recorded by the American Society for Enology and Viticulture as the Keynote Presentation at the 63rd National Conference in 2011. Reposted here with permission.
USDA Hatch formula funding
USDA Viticulture Consortium - East
Kaplan Fund
New York Wine and Grape Foundation
John Dyson research fund.
The lecture series was recorded by the American Society for Enology and Viticulture as the Keynote Presentation at the 63rd National Conference in 2011. Reposted here with permission.
Date Issued
2011
Publisher
American Society for Enology and Viticulture
Keywords
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American Society for Enology and Viticulture 22011. Keynote presentation #3, 63rd National Conference. Video accessed at: https://www.asev.org/asev-membership/videos-on-demand/
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